The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 24, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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?The six-monlhs-old ch
?? MRS. IRA B. JONEt
)TS I Lancaster Woman Res
(Iress of Welct
At the Missionary I
11(1 Of Mr. Pirst Proahvtorv a# i
THE LANCAI
* SPEAKS. I
ponds to Ad- PERSO
>me.
Jnlon of the
a f> r? Mrs rtla P fiatl
STER NEWS, OCTOBER
nals ibusines
These little 41
by 10,000 every
word. No a?l fc
I? cr f a vloltu. I - I ^ ?.
: 24, 1913.
s Notices gm
Want Ads" are read W
' week. One Cent a
>r less than 25 cents. J?]
Hank No. 33.
STATEMENT OF THE CO
OF
5
nmnng
INDITION kg
w ana mrs. w. T. Barton, i
caster, died Tuesday rnoi
was burled at Antloch a
The services were couducte
C. P. Carter.
?Rev. H. R. Murchison
W. J. Cunningham are es
return home today from
where they have been atte
annual meeting of the 5
South Carolina in that city.
?Mr .T R R ra ?411 r>
near Lan- church, Mrs. Ira B. J
ntng and place responded to th
it 1 p. m. welcome. Of her respo
d by Rev. Hm Herald says "she
well-rounded phrases
and Elder women's missionary 01
ipocted to The following extract
Florence, cellent talk was sent
ndlng the Hill correspondent to '
3ynod of Observer of yesterday:
"Speaking for the me
nnntrnnflAn T ?'!??? + ~
ones of this Raleigh and atten
e address of Carolina state fair,
nse The Rock Mrs. M. M. Mlnte
reviewed in ; C., is the guest of ]
the work of Hugh Tt. Murchlson
rganizations." Mr. Manning Wo<
from her ex- ln Kershaw on busi
by the Rock Mr. and Mrs. Gr<
rhe Charlotte Kershaw were vii
week.
imbers of this Dr. John Welsh (
tnu-li vaa??r/1o?
"O ,D TJO,"?6 ?" vwu mtisi UCCOI
ding the North
r of Davidson, N. Wm^7eEhirtZ??W
her brother. Rev. Sm
odley spent today >ou r<Kht- ( ap
"vl^'c. Welsh of TIflour andCfo ^
tltora here thto
X Monroe was f^'Vro^
npany advertisement. U
' hides, horse hides,
heep and goat hides. Aft
selling. Will treat >3
ers Cauthen. 99.
m
f Melrose or Tip-Top
:onvinced, the best In
k guaranteed. Also 9$
ste line of staple and
bagging and ties. ^9.
THE BANK OF LAr
located at Lancaster, S. (
close ot business August i
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. .. $5
Overdrafts
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank
Furniture and Fixtures.
Banking House
Due from Banks and
(CASTER ?1
X, at the [iMij
>fh, 1913.
27.627.89 MM
3.076.88
11,500.00 [m
1.000.00 rmftl
6.800.00 kgi
Springs left with us Mon
sweet potatoes from this y?
aggregating In weight 8 pc
2 ounces. What do Chei
shaw, Fairfield and York sa
?Messrs. H. W. Slstaro
side and J. J. Blacktnoi
place have returned hoi
Greenville, where they b
doing Jury service in tta
States court in session at t
'I AACtAlLl | vvutQUUVU, A niou IU
(day two i profound appreciation
iar's crop, J cordial greetings ext
>unds and through the president
3ter, Ker- Hill Society and the r?
ty to this? of the local churches.
oS River- "When it was known
1 of this v?ntion would meet ii
me from ithere a general
tad been i gratification* for the 1
e United I^ls progressive and i
hat place. '8 we'* known.
e.\preas our w" " /
of the very Mra- Alice Grego
ended to ua 1 Atlanta, where sh
of the Rock daughter, Mrs. R. ]
spresentativea Atlanta Mrs. Gre
Jacksonville to visit
that the con- Gregory,
n Rock Hill Mr- T- W. Alderi
expression of section of Lancast<
hospitality of visitor in the city t
>ublic-spirited i Record.
Miss Mamie Terr
_ i 4 - seed oats, hard
? wm ,r9Ry h" dor? -oltclted.
L. Mason. From
gory will go to pOR SALE?On
. her son, Mr. Ed horses we,g
? ,, ? . . hundred, 9 yes
son of the Belair anywher'e. If
Br county was a 0?n ?? ,
odty. Rock Hill g
7 returned today
ware, etc. Your or- [flBj
E. W. Ststare. rWI
3-tf-f LWJ *
te pair of large black
:h about twenty-six kl^JJ
irs old. Will work MM
bought at once will
i. Also one registergus
bull, 4 years old. MM
$100. Cunningham rjMAl
7.1 n
Bankers
Currency
Gold
Silver and other Minor
Coin
Checks and Cash Items
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid In. . $
Surplus Fund 1
Undivided PrnflU 1
72,024.39
6.767.00 3
3.506.00
m
367.47 3
980.93
32,638.66 Si
60,000.00
100,000 00
capi. J. M. Hough and Mr.
Cauthen are still in Greenv
tendance on the court.
?Rev. J. Walter Simpsc
to Charlotte November Is
sume the pastorate of the
Memorial church in Dtlwor
at present serving the ch
Concord and Kannapolis.
son is one of the ablest you
ters In his denomination ar
nrove a substantial aridith
James A. wue or ino main r
ille in at- Pr?gi"ess of this city ir
in industrial, in educa
,n win eo reliK,ous "nes. is the <
it and as- 8P,rlt?
Chalmers 1 here' A11 the roada 1
?h He u ' 11,11 and on overy road t
ur'ches at I 8ay 'Rock H,n ,s a Goc
Mr <?ira'n- | b^lieve It. May we not
ine minis- t,on catch aometbinR o\
.j . this generous communi
an fn tiVi comea "? aad take even
actors in the lu u<" ?wiue m nai
i commercial, a visit to her bro
tlonal and In Terry.
:ommunlty or Mrs. J. B. Patrick
ilch prevails Hill are the guests
lead to Rock Parents, Mr. and Mi
lie signboards ! Mr. and Mrs. A,
>d Town.' We Monroe, N. C., hav?
. as a conven- of their son, Mr. S.
' the spirit of the past few days,
ty which wel- Mr. J. B. Hali ol
more pride In 's here on business
miei, x>. *j., aner
ther, Mr. W. H. THE roYAL T
i and son of Rock elaTmachlne'a
rs'c T cSnnora8 "'" hirt pHce.l
v* wilWnmo f an <i'?solutclv n
. V. Williams of wholo8cle pric<
R. WilliamsUGfor g* The Lanca!
F Belmont, N. C., FACTORY EX
-oday* writer Renr
YPEWRITER is rec- 8
ywhere as a firstind
wears as well as VP
typewriters. We have fji
ew one at less than
i. Address H. C., VP^
ster News, Lancaster, fife
101-tf iS
1PERTS?Our Typeir
Honiirtmont ic In - i
J Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid
Due to Banks and Bankers
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check I
Savings Deposits
Time Certificates of Deposit
I
Certified Checks
Cashier's Checks
Mot OQ o r? r\ TJI11? ?
19,091.96 VSi
3,001.46
IS 1,869.06 WW
64,698.89
L46.691.17 WW
14,000.00
386.04 kjJ
ministerial strength of Ch
Rock Hill Record.
Meeting of State Game
Thursday, October :
Chief Game Warden A.
ardson has made arrange!
have the first annual meetl
game wardens of South Cr
Thursday morning, Octob<
? mis convention and its
arlotte.? labor more and more
the advancement of Its
? have more and more fa
Wardens compllshment of the w
In hand?"
A. Rich- REVIVAL, SERI
ments to
ing of the preparatory Services t?
!J?ll,n0R '^t F,rst >Iethod,8t rhurcli
? great work,
diligently for *"> CROKE
purpose and
1th in the ac- Former Member ol
ork we have Charge of North
The following fr<
(N. C.) special to 1
iTCES. server will be of
those who knew Mr
[> be Field in was a compositor 1
? Next Week. News office last wii
H vniTOR charge of the
_ KD1TOK- writer mechanh
. w ? . our work is gua
r News Force in of any rebul]
Carolina Pa|K?r. country. All w
am a Forest City an<* fully
'he Charlotte Ob- Drayton & Co., <
interest here to
. Croker, when he ~
in The Lancaster NEW FORCE
jter: oculate your
. .. . falfn VAtr>h o n rl
most skilled type- PP.
^8 in the South, and AA
ran teed equal to that
Idlng plant in the PP^
ork handled prompt- Ajjft
guaranteed. J. E. |
Charlotte, N. C. r 99.
5-6-tf [ (j|
3 IN FARMING.?In-' jBP<
soil for clover, al- I
I nthnr looumna wU)> I _ - _ 4
..w.vc uuu lnno IVUQIB"
counted
Reaerved for Taxee ....
Total It
STATE OF SOUTH CARC
County of LancaaterBefore
me came Geo. W.
Cashier of the above nar
who, being duly sworn, say
above and foregoing state
true condition of said
60,000.00 [Mj
3,000.00
132,638.66 [M]
I LIN A,
?68: r^Ti
Williams, OTJJ
nod bank,
s that the
ment Is a MM
bank, as [Mil
i.u o ciock in uoiumDia.
several speakers of state-wl
nence on the program. H
Taylor, secretary of the
Society, will speak on the
tlon of game and wild life, t
ney General T. H. Peeples 1
on the game laws of the
their enforcement.
Colonel Richardson bel
calling all of his 63 wardem
and Instructing them rega
mere are The revival services
de promt- the First Methodist ch
[on. B. F. gin the first Sunday
Audubon conducted by Rev. R.
preserva- pastor of Trinity Meth
ind Attor- Charleston, S. C.
will speak There will be specia
state and services held in the c
the coming week. The
ieves by will be held in the in
s together young people, next Sunt
rdlng the at 3:30 o'clock: a few
to be held In <, r ^wpH Wc;
urch will be- fh/S * , ?,
in November. lo ! pt>dltor8^
S. Truesdale, V *. .G .P a ,h
odiat church! w lmoa ^ *'
hurchPad ^ hlsTather^avingb
first of these ^vem^vears^
lavTfternoon Perlenc? ln the no
short, helnful ?nd *'a* connected
aer 01 newDerry,
today to assume Nltro-Germ, at
lip of The Free or ?maB J?
ias succeeded The J*erm ^ ^*t''
ist edited by Fred ?* C"llU
caster, S. C.
veil known here, ?n Th. .
een pastor of the * K ,~T"T
i at this place for . bring yoi
has had wide ex- ^maJ? comj
wspaper business Kershaw, S.
with The Char- ~ ZT^Tr~T
$2.00 per acre. See
>ur orders to Nitroizer
Co., Savannah,
:kmon. Agent, I>ani-7-F
m
, w
and stamp to mall It
x ten days' treatment
ilatnta. Address Box
C. 5-10-f. g
mown dj me Dooks of sail
GEO. W. WIL
Sworn to and subscrlb
me this 14th day of Aug**
JNO. U. B
Notary
Correct?Attest:
L.HJROY 8PRIM
R. L. CRAWF
L. C. PAY8EU
D!
I bank.
liams. m
e<l before M
t, 1811. ra
> ell.
Pnbllc. m
as. M
ord. m
R. ^
rectors.
w ? ? ? ? imm
protection of game will ha
effect on the enforcement o
A 14-Lock Cotton E
Mr. C. L. Helms brongl
office this week a boll of cot
should make that 7-lock Y
ty boll, of which The Yorl
qulrer told, ashamed of it!
Lancaster boll to which we
exactly twice as many poi
ve a good talks will be made,
f the law. All of the young peop
are earnestly requested
u.,1 service.
M This meeting Is plfl
ht to onr .spiritual uplift and mor
ton which of all the citizens of L
ork coun- it is hoped that every <
Kvillo En- some concern in the tl
self. The meeting,
refer has Further notice wl]
ds as the thronirh novt TnotHor'a
lone uoserver ror ;
le of the town " " ~ , , ,
to attend this Special Dixie
Local Farn
nned for the h?ld reRular ra?
al betterment 30th, at 3 p. m at D
ancaster, and A full atendance is
one will have W. G. A. PORT
lought of the L. M. CLYRUR]
II be given Sjieclal ]
lean A nl tlilo Tokamianla T
mtv. *- iV i?l ^ iV"
years. I mole, sheep ?
* ' a "Little News
Notice. a buyer. Twont
aers' Union will flve cents.
etlng Thursday.
ixle school house. WANTED?Yot
desired. can get cabb
'KR, President. oroll's grocery 1
N, Secretary- have something
?- they are frost i
Notice. any kind of w
?juu a norse,
or hog to sail? Try
Ad." Thoy will bring
y-flve words. Twenty- THE EA.NC.
8,000 met
i to know that you Lan cantor c
age plants at Mack- compelled t<
low. Plant now and 088 'r?u waj
; to eat In January,
>roof and will live In WHEN In n
eather. Also onion boys', cal
&JBTER NEWS Is read by FOR SA
l, women and children In ladlee
ounty?but you are not i leather
9 advertise with us?un- PollakoC
at to Increase your trade.
CARBOI
eed of clothing, men's or Ribbo
1 on M. Poliakoff. You 1 caster N
JLE?A complete line of
men's and children's solid
shoes at low prices. M.
C.
*1 PAPER and Typewriter
ns now In stock. The Lanews.
York county specimen. Thi
perfectly formed pods or
the center also contains a
of the fleecy staple. Mr. H
Is not a twin one but the
locks cluster symmetrlcall
the center. It Is of the Ke
staple variety and Is 1
curiosity.
Mr. James Adams Dies of i
ere are 14 paper.
locks and REV. E. T.
large tuft
elms' boll
i fourteen I
enan^long , SOCIAL A
Indeed a '
i, n Miss Maude Moore
-thock 1W>* Wednesday evening at
will hold regular
. HODGES. October 31st, at 7
___ nacle school hous<
_ dance Is desired.
A. C. ROWEL
rEJVS ? 1- WAI.TE
Special 1
'| Rich Hill Local
was hostess ils hereby called tc
a most enjoy- I November 1st. at
raimcis uuiuu otJio. mm'Kurei
meeting Friday,
p. m. at Tnber- A RIO LINE ol
s. A full atten- has arrived a
L, President. WANTED?A f
RS, Secretary. at laundry, Mai]
. C. Y. Iiainee.
Votlce. ^^
Farmers' Union
) meet Saturday, i
7 p. m. in the |
i e urocery. "J-tr win sureiy
1_ We guarant
! up-to-date Millinery
it M. Poliakoffs. ADVERTIS1
any man
?ood washer. Apply and sure sl(
a and Duninp streets, his best en<
2 tf business ant
get your money's worth. |
ee tor that. d:
NO alone does not make
rich, bat It Is a certain
pi that the man Is using Office
leavers to get the best formerly
1 he is sure to get it. Office ho
R. C. B. PRATT,
Dentist.
Phone 385.
over Lancaster Pharmacy,
occupied by Dr. High,
urs, 9 to 1; 2 to 6.
suiting rtom Injun
Mr. James Adams, who i
fore mentionel in The Newarm
mangled in Mr. W. E
gin last Saturday, died Sun
from complications arising
shock of the injuries and
of blood when the limb was
ed. Mr. Adams was 4 2 yet
and is survived by a. wife ai
children as well as two
TIT n n.wl l*rx hori
08 able party in honor c
aa hereto- Kuest, Miss Annie Fite
a, had his N- C. When all of the i
. Roberts' arrived, score cards we
day night the young people fount
from the at tables arranged for v
from loss The players progress*
i amputaj- difficult feat to anothei
irs of age of players participate
ad several number, ^fr. J. Russell
brothers, ceeded in scoring high*
t,"" AHamc tess rewjirdpri his pffnr
>f her house school housQ at Ricl
, of Belmont, tendance Is desired,
nvlted friends J- T. BLAC1
re passed and
1 their places JEFFERSOh
arious games.
?d from one ?
r. Six tables STANDING OF CC
d,iw?f? wh,ch THE J. F. M
Minter, sucsst.
The hos- PIANO CC
tQ with n hr?Y u^AA|P ,ix
h Hill. A full at
KMON, TH P
President. XIII.
r J. REEVES,
Secretary. ??1
>XTESTANTS IN _
ACKEY SlOO Jfl
:x.TKsi:..... Im/I
: GREATEST V,
r nni
VLUES FOR TH
= AT
T A I/Al
E MONEY
rrw
lucnni a. tv uuu ivvuci v
of Kershaw.
The remains were laid 1
Flat Creek churchyard Mi
ternoon after funeral sen
ducted by Rev. T. A. Dabn
I>ancA8ter Men Who Were
King's Mountain Military /
Attention is directed to t
the ex-cadets of the King's
(of bon bons, which Mr
to rest nt ' sented to the guest of
onday af- Moore was assisted In
dees con- refreshments by her s
ey. Mary, Dorothy and Ell
_ salad course was served
C?M. ?t C?a and ,ruit ?lk\
kcademy. M|6R Ellzft Wy|]G
wen
:he call to today to be present at
Mountain this afternoon given h
? ? u rri\ IMMIIII^ \ Ml
Mintor pre- ? ? ? _
honor. Miss \
i serving the Z.
Inters, Misses ? ii'A*
7.a Moore. A ? $? ? 9
I, followed by ^ -3,650
3 10?24,300
11?24,505
t to Columbia 20?ll'S?!)
the reception q i o o o ^ r
" Mr,. Wine
KIIHT 70S, 1 IF I o. M
66?38.875
68?73.275 I I
69?54,555 M I
71?54.780 W
72?31,820
73?51,915
76?38,725 Flrw
89?62.850
95?41,625
102?32,870
1 OK 4 7 4 is
u rui
Goods, Clothing,
Caps a
JAJVUJ
Shoes, Men's and
nd Millinery.
rr 5
Boys' Hats,
Military Academy, to meet
union of the former etude
held in Columbia next week
those from Lancaster count
tended this military school
of Court Paul Moore, Mesi
Cunningham, Charles T.
W. McD. Brown, Col. H. G.
now of Columbia, and Mr
McDow, who now makes hi
Charleston. The "late J
Moore. S. C. WithersDOOi
at the re- Jones, at wnicn ner <i;
snts to be Reaux Jones, will mak
Among debut into society. N
,y who at- pleasantly remembered
are Clerk where she has on sev<
srs. W. J. been the guest of Miss
Connors, * * *
Mcllwain, The silver tea, given
. John C. C., at the residence o
a home in McCardell on Thursday
ames M. usually pleasant affair
l, H. H. Quite a large crowd o
augnter, Miss 08 ft1(29-2M$0
| Jones is 30?77555
in Lancaster. 33?33 g60
?ral occasions C1 OAA
Eliza Wylle.
37?15.605
by the L. D. 39?33,995
f Mrs. M. R. 40?32,625
was an ud- 41?24.750
of its kind. 45?33,135
f ladies were a c 01 jqc
114?31.560 I
116?58.610 I
117?96.405 i DRl
120?76,345 I
126?37.355 I 20 Yar
130?89,445 I 20 Y?rr
136?77,950 I fJJ
142?31,190 I 10c Oul
WtZ-llfA I Fines,
150?95.565 50c Mo]
1 C O OO OOA I A A ^
f GOODS! DRY GOODS
ds Bleaching at i
Is Outing at S
:ing at
liting at ... .15c and 25c per
hair at
i! To Fit All, Big
51.00 Children's Shoes
M 00 15c* 25c* 49c
' Ladies' Shoes 98c, $1.41
* * ?c Men's Shoes
yard $1*25, $1.50, $2.01
. 38c Rubber Shoes at .. ..
and Small.
$1.00 op to $1.50
), $2.50 up to $3.50
$3.00 up to $4.00
.. .. 50c per pair
Gooch, Roach Moore a.
Greene were also studer
King's Mountain Academy.
Death of Mrs. John T.
News hash just reached
death of Mrs. John T. 1
Leslies, at the home of h
Mr. Richard J. Harper i
which occurred this morr
nd W. H. present and vnucn int?
its at the thuslasm was manlfei
cause of Shlloh.
_ The following prog!
lightfully rendered:
Ijocke. Instrumental solo
us of the Reading Mrs.
Locke of Violin solo. .Miss Mary
er father, Vocal solo Mis
sf Elgin, i Reading Mrs. T
ilng at 6 Instrumental solo,
^.*.1*. 1 O I Mlaa nilrn
'rest, and en- 47?30^945
Jted tn the 43?29,805
49?44.825
ram was fie- 50?65,355
? 53?29,775
...Miss Poag 66?96,255
G. J. Derrick 58?46,945
Locke Barron 59?25,375
s Llllle Green 60?80,555
. Y. Williams 61?27,685
. . 62?31,065
Hn niuplrmAn e < n a H A ^
164=3?:S60 I1' U
155?48.695 $1.00 B
156?79,875 20 Yniv
157?69,280 *
159?55,105 10c Dr<
160?51,805
162?83,145
163?32,005 __ , ,
164?24,000 Men S (
165?93,885 (
166?88,035 I All-WOO
>ress Goods at
road Cloth at
is White Cloth i
iss Gingham at
CLOTHING
Cashmere and Worsted Suits ?
1 Tailor-made Suits at $9.98 an
68c LADIES' AND CHI]
.49c AND SWEi
51.00 Ladies' Sample Coats
8'/2c Coats, at $2.98, !
A full line of up
Ladies', Misses and Ch
and Scarfs at low price;
57.50 UNDER^
H li n ? - ?
L.DREN*S COATS
\TERS
, $6.00 and $9.00
$3.98, $4.98 and up
?-to-date styles in
ildren's Hats, Caps
3.
fEAR
u ciuck. mm. uucut: wua
years of age and her deal
tlcularly sad following so c
on her marriage as it did.
Miss Julia Harper and wa
to Mr. Locke on April 16
Rev. C. P. Carter.
Death of Miss Nancy J
Miss Nancy Ann Nelson d
home in the TTnitv secttnr
UUljr 10 vr??TV
th Is par- Duet,
ilosely up- Mrs. Barron and Miss L
She was Each number was gr
b married &nd the violin solo b
last, by Mary Locke Barron, cc
extreme youth of the p
especially fjne.
The proceeds amoun
kelson. for the Shiloh fund.
lied at her ~
i Tuftfidav Special Notl
vvv *-* """D4?ou,7ao
.essie Johnson "
eatly enjoyed. Women Who
y little Miss Every woman wh
msidering the fainting and dizzy
erformer, was headache, weaknes<
pation or kidney tr
ted to $11.25 Electric Bitters.
when nothing else
health, adding str<
from the first do
n?i?a i
Boys' S
Get Dizzy. pantfi
o is troubled with breaste*
spells, backache, Men's I
?, debility, consti- Rovq7 ^
oubles should use ?
They give relief Men S ?
will, improve the pies,
rngth and vigor Men's I
.^ura I Boys' I
uits, sizes 3 to 18 (Knickerbc
;) Norfolk styles and d(
d, at 98c, $1.50, $2.50 up to $
5ants . .98c, $2.00, $3.00 and j
'ants . .25c, 50c, $1.00 up to 1
ind Boys' all-wool Overcoats,
$1.50, $2-50, $3.50 an
lata. .49c, $1.00, $1.50 up to S
lats 49c un to S
r Heavy Ribbed Fleeced
>cker for Ladies and Men,
>uble Extra heavy, fine quali
&8.50 wear, Ladies' and
&4.00 Pants, at
&2.00 Combination Suits. . .
sam- All-wool Underwear at
d up A full line of Comfoi
&4.00 low prices.
R1 Oft Trnnl/o ?1 OK ?1 KA M
Shirts and Pants
at 25c
ty, Fleeced UnderMen's
Shirts and
48c
25c and up
75c
rts and Blankets at
en > ^a ? ? -
evening, October 21, at 7 c
She was a daughter of
John N. and Mattle M. Nei
was a member of the A. R.
for forty years. Miss Ne
born April 7, 1847. She 1
sister and two brothers, Mr
Nelll and Messrs. Abel an*
. Nelson.
E. E. Poag Honorc
'clock. I am going to visit I
' the late the county and will n
Ison. She office only on Mondays
P. church until further notice,
lson was V. A.
leaves one County 8upt. of
s. J. O. P.
d John T.
Catarrh Cannot i
~ with LOCAL APPLICATIONS
i r*trk thf ?r?t of tho dlaeasv.
or iNinitihitkmal illaMiP and
LL? WOiUOD, ui AVUvttt 1
h*? ^n th/ doctor* had given n:
Lnrf qnt .rnlva drGn and a11 'ri,
and Saturdays for me ^ d,e whe]
T TMnr v that I use Electric
and they have don
Education good." Just try the
at all druggists or
_ _ . Bucklen ft Co., Pi
Be Cored Louis.
I. aa tbej cannot ?
WnVT!V T
says: r our ~ n
ie up and my chll- Men 8 V
snds were looking Men's I
Q my gon insisted
Bitters. I did so,
e me a world of
>m. 60c. and 11.00 ^ ,
by mall. H. E. ( ,0 I
llladelphla or St. iXL
n - get
Voo\ Top Shirts.. . .98c up to I
)ress Shirts 49c up to i
SHOES! SHOES!
1 and inspect o
the Greatest
r v ai uuno A JL lp^?
52.00 Traveling Bags
51.00 Solid Leather Suit C
$5.00, at
ur goods and p
Values for yoi
jv uiiu ^d.ou ana vp
.. ..75c and op
ases, former price
$2.98 |
rices and g
ur money I
Mr. E. E. Poag, postmast
Hill, brother of Mr. J. Leoi
and Mrs. J. M. Hood of 1
was elected president of th<
Association of third and fa
postmasters In annual at
Washington this week.
Cotton Market.
1
/ Cotton
flood
? _ Q . nn(>i. yoo mant Uk? internal remedl
a.1 ?OCK Cum 1s taken Internally, and
liara 1 oag the blood and inacuoa anrface
:hlB place. Cure la not a qnack medio!
p Nut Inn nl crlbe<1 <? tbe beat
,CU , country for yearn and la a re
>urtn clans It la comported of the b?at ti
BSBlon at blned with tbe beet blood pi
rectly on the mucous anrfa<
combination of the two turret
? dare* each wonderful r malts
Bend for teatlmonfaln. free.
r. J. CHENEY a CO., F
. . ..14c *oM by Dronrletn, price 75c
a in Take Uall'a Famllr Villa
ee. Ball'* Catarrh
acta directly upon .
Hall'a Catarrh I 8-TO ?OW prepar
n?. it waa pr?- to negotiate loans
physicians Ini this war(Ja on first mort
gular prescription. . . _ " . ,
otilcs known, com* COttOD fariH8 in Lai
nruiara, acting di- long time, repayat
M*. Tha perfect stallmonts at 7 n
Dents Is what pro. """'meois ai 7 p
in coring catarrh. No commission
small fee for furnl
Top*. Toledo, a title.
far sonstlnation. ^
ed, as heretofore, I
of $300 and up- I ]
gage on Improved I
i caster county, on II
>le in annual in- I
ed cent interest. I
charged. Only a II
Ishlng abstract of I
.. E. WYLIE. H
M. POL
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